Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-03
LOCAL NEWS,


 DJn'i forget the eDEerta;nment at ths Congregational church tomorrow eve ming.
 Nessr- F-csh a.d 2TsGruder ship four bars Cf bullion each week from their Cen stamp mill oD the Yeaso mine near Herncs'llo, Sonora.
 ElsogheTe Ir. John Gardiner ;shiee has castor In the ring as councilman at large. MT. Gardiner is known as good E1S;ness usr and if elected, will no doCo., i'll the bill most crediisbly.
 Postmaster Elliot is of the opinion that some one Is having s little fan Rt tns expense of the Gazette. He has not. b. says. Gny knowledge of the Perry re- zc-red n the Gazette article reprinted elsewhere.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Proctor recently returned from Q visit to their MunsoD Iie1egR ranch on the GilB. They re- p5r: Bn abundance of winter feed, cattle fst and the country generally prosperous.
 I.. VI. c. Dayis, accompanied by his dsuzbtoE, Mrs. Williams, and her .wo Cl..lSen arrived this morning from Ssn - Asre al winter ID tine hope of regsining lest health.
 James Carr, who was, in times past, fsmIh8Cly spoken of as Jimmy Carr, the boss fTeighser of Arizona" has seld nil of his teams, vagonP, etc, to J. F. Dgrkee. of Tombstone. Consideration SZ7G09.-Stookman.
 OwInz ro the increase of business in the 5. r, l.. l., offices here, Mir. H. ". HosarU, chef trGln dispatcher will act for the present Gs assistant to Supt. No 6ie. Mr,~ ~Sedgwicb, operator, succeeds lGF. Howard as tram dispatcher, and Mr. hEzylett ot San Francisco takes MT. Sedswick's place us operator.
 1T. J. Fillesscuss has received the finest lot of saddle blankets ever brought fc Tucson. Many are of special brand famous for their beauty, utility, and du- THbllIty, They will be sold cheap. Good goods gnd cheap prices have made Mir. NIllaescUsa one of the most popular and prosperous harness and saddle dealers iE the west.
 Capt. D. D. Hall returned from En- G-cn1a, Lower California, a few dsys . one Co stay aw8y from ss he ever saw, PiTnB county, he says, is worth more than tte entire state. This generally Is the verdict of those that have lived to return nome from some Of these much paficd ID countries.
 On Eondoy last while two sisters of St. Joa ra were coming from Fort ThOnls to Fort Grant, the seat in the wagon upon which they were riding fell out throwing both on their heads and ipjurinz one seriously. They are now ei the ranch of Mir. Morisrity, near Grant, and are being well cared for. It Is hoped they will soon be able to con tinue .Ea;- Journey home.
 The ladies of tLe Congregational church give 8 grand public entertGI.- msnt tomorrow evening ID the church, on Cou.l plaza. There will be vocal and instrumental music by home talent. 6 promelsle concert by the 4tk Cavalry band, iI which 19 pieces VIII take psr.. RefEe5ELeass will be served by the ladies thems Ives and g pleasant time will be had RN round.
 A large stocs of holiday books, toys, Cld fancy goods will be received ct the Pioneer News Depot the coming week and will ra sold ot bottom prices. It IS of DO use for cur people 60 send outside for their holiday goods when they csn be had ct the Pioneer News Depot just Es cheap And in addition to this, peo- pie eau See what they buy when they buy ID the home market.
 B. authority of the Board of Super Visor5 tle county court house is being I-wly Ea.somIued. Deputy Kresham ha7 charge Of the work and first class ioa is being done. The old kslsomirirS originally white, has become dirty y.iiCa, aud the new work Is 8 decided Improvement. Deputy Kresham draws tla bEik Of his labor from among the inmates 0i the jail, the cost therefore, to tho county will be comparatively small.
 ir J. 4. Bright is endeavorIng 10 or ( -iZ5 T lodge of the A. O. U, W, in V ilcoX and II is sincerely to be hoped tsst he vili be successful. There is said t. be plenty of material for a good lodge n she town, and it is pity not to util- iz5 !. in 60 good q cause. NIT. Bright is B square, active and enterprising mbn and Vill undoubtedly De successful iD kis efforts n oTgRnize lodge. In Tue
 
 prosperous institutions. They were or ganizei to do good and are more than fulfilling every expectation.
 Rev. IT. Hammond Cole returned thIs morning on the trGIp from q trIp 10 No gales. In company with Rev. M. CrRw- fvrd, of Hernosillo, Sonora, hs has bsen Gall5ilng the resident pastor in Nogales, Eav. R. '. LIston, n the forming of the first Protestant church. The organizs- ticn ggEs completed Thanksgiving morn iBE and the puDhc services in recogni- ton held in the evening. The church., which is known as the Trinity Conare- 26ho1ai.' has n tnsty and comfortable house OG of worship to occupy, recently finished, and free from debt, and begins its history and work with much of prom iEe for the future.
 The maTsisGe;of Hon. I, l.. Stiles to Mrs. Louisa M. Barbour on the l7;h iu- staut, ,eas not made public till yesterday. Mr. Stiles is bright aud successful law yer. well known practitioner st the Tucson bar, but receItly removed tO Ia coma. Washington Territory. Mrs. Bar bour is .he widowed daughter of Judge Duff, register of the Tucson Land of flee, and a lady possessing many excel lent qualities. On the 24th. Mir. Stiles left for Portland, Oregon, and will be followed by Mrs Stiles in ihe course of 6 monla. From Portland, they will go tO IacoEa to permanently reside. The CITIZEN extends its congratulations to the happy couple and wishes them their full shgrJ in lite's allotted enioymenis.
 The reception given by Arizona Lodge No. l, 4. O. U. w., on Wednesday last, was surprise even to the most san guine. Che exercises of the evening opened by tbe rendition of a selection by the Southern Pacific railroad band, which WAS well received. Mir. Calvert Wilson reoitei Eugene Aram, with much spirit. The rendition of the Spanish Jewell by ,iIs. J. II. Hsskins, was re- markedly fine and won for that lady much favorable comment. Miss Mace donis SO,o sang Spanish song and so- companIed herself on the guitar, to the greR: delight Of her hearers, who gave her fitting encore. The next on the boards was Billy Reid, of Scotia fame. He was dressed as sn Irish woman and Mrs. Mnrphy's boy DennIs" was the burden of hIs theme. The audience. sl-